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What is an Unencumbered License?

You need a license as a nurse in North Carolina. As long as your license remains in good standing, you …

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Defending A Complaint Before The North Carolina Medical Board

Doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals form the backbone of our medical system. According to data from the North Carolina …

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Arguments For and Against Alimony In North Carolina

Alimony (spousal support) is a payment made from one spouse to another during or following a divorce. Alimony may be …

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How are Child Support Payments Calculated in High-Income Divorce?

Are you a parent of young kids or teenagers who is prepared for a divorce in Charlotte or elsewhere in …

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How Can a Therapist Lose Their License in North Carolina?

A therapist may lose their license in North Carolina because of professional malpractice or incompetence. They may also lose their …

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What Are the Consequences of a Professional Boundary Violation?

If you have a professional license and have received a complaint, you may have questions such as, “What is a …

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Divorcing an Abusive Spouse in North Carolina

Getting a divorce due to domestic violence can be a liberating decision to make, and it’s not something you have …

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What Happens to the Family Home in a Divorce?

Are you a homeowner who is preparing for a divorce in North Carolina? If so, you must be prepared to …

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Can Alimony Be Modified After Divorce?

In North Carolina, one spouse may be entitled to receive alimony payments following a divorce. Depending on the circumstances, alimony …

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Can Prenuptial Agreements Impact Property Division in Divorce?

Are you getting a divorce in Charlotte or elsewhere in Mecklenburg County? Do you have a prenuptial agreement? If so, …

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FAQs

Are consultations free?

While we offer a free consultation on traffic matters, criminal matters, and some professional license defense cases (if you have a pending Board complaint), we charge a fee for family law consultations to personalize our consultations to your specific needs. To learn about our fee structure, please get in touch.

Where can I get legal advice?

We recommend meeting with an attorney. While there is free legal help available for North Carolina residents from pro bono resources for civil matters, and public defenders for criminal cases, the best way to access tailored advice is to hire a lawyer.

Can I hire you if I’m in another state?

This is done on a case by case basis if you are involved in a family law, criminal, or professional disciplinary matter that involves another jurisdiction.

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